The Official UK All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. Retweets may be for info, not necessarily endorsements.
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Today marks 41 years since #OrdinanceXX was enacted — a law that made it a crime for #Ahmadi Muslims in #Pakistan to practise their faith.
As Secretary of the @APPG_Muslim, @GregoryStafford MP has written on the weaponisation of the law.
Read here: open.substack.com/pub/stopth…
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100 years of London’s first purpose-built mosque, in the words of our guests. “It stands not apart from Britain’s story, but within it.”
“It was the women who raised the money for this particular mosque.”
“Here’s to the next 100 years.”
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Did you know London's first purpose-built mosque has stood on a quiet street in Southfields for 100 years? The Fazl Mosque celebrates a century of promoting peace, harmony and service to mankind. #LondonsFirstMosque #AhmadiyyaMuslims
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Another targeted attack on an Ahmadi Muslim in Pakistan.
Mr Hamid Javed was stabbed outside his home in Faisalabad after the assailant first confirmed his identity and asked whether he was an Ahmadi Muslim.
This is the third reported attack on Ahmadi Muslims in Punjab within a month.
Read the full report: stopthepersecution.org/ahmad…
#StopThePersecution #AhmadiMuslims #Pakistan
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I spoke to @memphisbarker for @Telegraph's investigation into the "Blasphemy Business Gang", about Hassan Muawiya's hate campaign and how his brother Tahir Ashrafi, a British-Pakistani national and Chairman of the Ulema Council, has enabled Muawiya's decade-long abuse of the blasphemy law to target religious minorities especially the Ahmadiyya and now trap even more victims in fabricated cases. It is almost like these men have impunity for ruining lives.
telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2…
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Two Ahmadi Muslims — Mr Malik Mahmood Mubarak, aged 70, and his son, Mr Ayaz Mubarak, aged 40 — have been shot and wounded in a targeted attack in Sargodha, Pakistan.
The attack marks the second reported faith-based shooting of Ahmadi Muslims in Punjab this month.
We call for the protection of Ahmadi Muslims, accountability for those responsible, and urgent action to prevent further violence.
Read the full incident report: stopthepersecution.org/pakis…
#StopThePersecution #AhmadiMuslims #Pakistan
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Residents rally round Tilford's Ahmadiyya Muslim Community after far-right online hate campaign farnhamherald.com//news/tilf…
Read the article by @Siobhain_Mc “7th September and the Undoing of Jinnah’s Pakistan” — reflecting on a decision whose consequences for Ahmadi Muslims continue today.
7th September and the Undoing of Jinnah's Pakistan
In our latest article, Dame Siobhain MP @Siobhain_Mc reflects on the legacy of the 1974 amendment and its continuing impact on Ahmadi Muslims.
Read the full article: stopthepersecution.substack.…
#StopThePersecution #AhmadiMuslims #ReligiousFreedom #Pakistan
7 September 1974 — a dark day in the history of Pakistan, when the State declared Ahmadi Muslims non-Muslims.
52 years later, the call for equality and religious freedom continues.
#AhmadiMuslims #ReligiousFreedom #Pakistan
7 September 1974 marked a DARK DAY in Pakistan’s history.
Through the Second Amendment to the Constitution, the State declared Ahmadi Muslims non-Muslims for the purposes of the Constitution or law—laying the foundation for decades of systematic discrimination and persecution.
52 years later, the struggle for equal rights and religious freedom continues.
#StopThePersecution #AhmadiMuslims #Pakistan #HumanRights #7September #FoRB
The killing of Mirza Safdar Mahmood is another deeply concerning reminder of the dangers faced by Ahmadi Muslims in Pakistan simply because of their faith.
Freedom of religion or belief — and the right to life — must be protected for all.
#FoRB #Ahmadiyya #Pakistan #AppgMuslim
Deeply saddened by the killing of Mirza Safdar Mahmood, 65, an Ahmadi Muslim community official, who was shot dead in Mandi Bahauddin, Pakistan, on 2 September 2026.
No one should be targeted for their faith. We call for a thorough investigation, accountability and urgent protection for Ahmadi Muslims in Pakistan.
#StopThePersecution #Ahmadiyya #Pakistan #ReligiousFreedom
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Mirza Safdar Mahmood ran a vehicle repair workshop and was known as a peaceful man with no personal enmity. He was gunned down by unknown attackers in the jurisdiction of Thana City, Mandi Bahauddin. We urge authorities to investigate thoroughly and bring the culprits to justice.
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Deeply saddened by the killing of Mirza Safdar Mahmood,65, a respected Ahmadi community official in Mandi Bahauddin. He was shot near Kot Ahmad Shah on the evening of Sept 2, 2026 while going to Ahmadi place of worship from his workshop. No one should be targeted for their faith.
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جماعت احمدیہ کے مرکز ربوہ میں14اگست 2026 یوم آزادی کی جھلکیاں
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🇵🇰 Who am I to declare someone a non-Muslim?
On Pakistan’s Independence Day, we revisit Jinnah’s vision of religious freedom — and the Pakistan that followed.
📖 Read our latest article by @theRealYLH: stopthepersecution.substack.…
#PakistanIndependenceDay #14August #ReligiousFreedom #HumanRights #StopThePersecution #AhmadiMuslims
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From members of parliament to local faith leaders, friends of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community have sent their best wishes to attendees gathering in Hampshire. They have highlighted the community's dedication to charitable service, interfaith dialogue, and societal harmony.
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Standing together for the freedom of religion or belief.
We were pleased to welcome Aid to the Church in Need (@acn_uk) to the Human Rights & Justice Exhibition at Jalsa Salana UK 2026, where visitors joined in signing the petition calling for religious freedom for everyone.
Together, we raise our voices for those who are persecuted simply because of their faith.
#JalsaSalanaUK2026 #stopthepersecution #HumanRights #FreedomOfReligion #JalsaUK
Grateful to @FCDO_FoRB_Envoy for this kind message marking the 60th @JalsaUK. We share your commitment to freedom of religion or belief and to the peaceful society the Ahmadiyya Muslim community works to build in the UK and worldwide.
Warmest wishes to all those gathering at this weekend’s 60th anniversary @JalsaUK . This milestone offers a moment to celebrate the Ahmadiyya community’s longstanding commitment to service, dialogue and the promotion of peaceful, inclusive societies in the UK and around the world
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Warmest wishes to all those gathering at this weekend’s 60th anniversary @JalsaUK . This milestone offers a moment to celebrate the Ahmadiyya community’s longstanding commitment to service, dialogue and the promotion of peaceful, inclusive societies in the UK and around the world
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Elsie Blundell MP @elsieblundell for Heywood and Middleton North shares a wonderful message of goodwill, praising the convention as a powerful celebration of harmony and interfaith dialogue.
#JalsaUK #Ahmadiyya
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Dr. Scott Arthur MP (@ScottArthurMP) for Edinburgh Southwest shares a thoughtful message of goodwill, hoping for a fruitful convention and praising the community's prayers for global peace.
#JalsaUK
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Rebecca Long-Bailey, MP for Salford, shares her warm wishes for this year's convention. She thanks the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community for its dedication to establishing peace, human rights, and the common good. #JalsaUK @RLong_Bailey